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Volume
6 Issue 1: March 2006
A
Look Forward to 2006
The
Year 2005 in review
Founding
BRRLT Board Member Kelly Coffey Recalls...
With
Thanks to Our Partners in 2005 |
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Volume
6 Issue 2 : July 2006
Land
Trust Day
How
it Works: Creating a Conservation Easement
At
The Crossroads
Clean
Water Management Trust Fund
Land
For Tommorrow
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Volume
2 Issue 3 : November 2003
Protection
of the Beech Creek Bog Expands to the Watershed
BRRLT
To Protect Tract in Cove Creek
Enroll
in the Parkway Licese Tag Program and help BRRLT Conserve
Land
Why
Land Protection Costs Money
Join
The Cause. Become a BRRLT Volunteer.
BRRLT
Welcomes Judy Burns
The
First Annual Membership Meeting
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Volume
2 Issue 2 : May, 2003
BRRLT
to Acquire Conservation Easement on the Old John Schell
Farm in Bethel
Senate
Approves Conservation Tax Incentives for Landowners
The
North Carolina Conservation Tax Credit Program
Blue
Ridge Rural Land Trust Has Success In Funding
Land
Trust Community Gears Up For 2003 Legislative Session
The
Land Trust Council's Strategic Plan for Land Protection
A
Look at BRRLT's Future - The Next Two Years
Growing
Cooperation in Northwestern North Carolina
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Volume
2 Issue 1 : February 17, 2003
2002:
A Year of Accomplishments
The
Success of the Beech Creek Bog Project
Let's
Go Hiking
Voters
Again in 2002 Support Land Conservation
The
Nester Farm
Spectacular
280 Acre Farm Protected in Alleghany County
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Volume
1 Issue 5 : November 1, 2002
Community
Interest in Conservation Easements Continues to Grow
BRRLT
Protects 1145 acres in Wilkes County
Alleghany
County's Brush Creek Farm Protected
The
Beech Creek Bog Campaign
BRRLT
Forms Advisory Committee
Acquisition
of Beech Creek Bog Underway
President's
Message
Bullhead
Mountain Appreciation Day
Make
A Difference
The
Alex Woodruff Farm
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Volume
1 Issue 4 : July 1, 2002
The
Beech Creek Bog: A Unique Tract and A Remarkable Opportunity
BRRLT
Records its Third Ashe County Conservation Easement
The
meaning of the chestnut leaf & burr logo.
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Volume
1 Issue 3 : April 1, 2002
What
a Year!
Harwood
Smith Retires From Board
Land
in the Sky: The Almond Tract on Pond Mountain
BRRLT
Hosts Field Trips
Planning
For Another Great Year
Council
of Local Governments Confirms
Land Trust's Mission
2002:
A Year of Accomplishments
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